Artificial Intelligence Set to Transform Civil Service Operations

Artificial Intelligence Set to Transform Civil Service Operations

The potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize the civil service and improve efficiency has been highlighted by Cabinet Office minister, Alex Burghart. Speaking at a think tank event, Burghart emphasized the capability of intelligent computer systems to replace thousands of civil servants currently involved in administrative tasks such as fraud detection.… Read the rest

Artificial Intelligence Can Differentiate Fingerprints from the Same Hand

Artificial Intelligence Can Differentiate Fingerprints from the Same Hand

Artificial intelligence (AI) has proven its ability to accurately determine whether fingerprints from different fingers belong to the same person. This breakthrough could revolutionize forensic investigations by helping identify if an individual was present at multiple crime scenes.

While existing technologies are capable of matching fingerprints from a single finger, a recent study conducted by Gabe Guo and his colleagues at Columbia University explored the potential similarities between all of a person’s fingertips.… Read the rest

New Exhibition Explores the Intersection of AI and Black Vernacular Dance

New Exhibition Explores the Intersection of AI and Black Vernacular Dance

Summary: A groundbreaking exhibition titled “Hands Performance” by artist Rashaad Newsome explores the cultural contributions of Black artists and communities through the use of an AI humanoid named Being the Digital Griot. The exhibition showcases the AI’s ability to seamlessly incorporate Black queer American Sign Language (ASL) and dance forms like vogue and flex dancing, highlighting the importance of nonverbal communication in nurturing community and preserving culture.… Read the rest

New Discovery Challenges the Uniqueness of Fingerprints

New Discovery Challenges the Uniqueness of Fingerprints

A recent study conducted by a team of researchers from Columbia University and the University of Buffalo has raised questions about the long-standing belief that every fingerprint is unique. The study, published in the journal Science Advances, utilized artificial intelligence technology to analyze a US government database of 60,000 fingerprints.… Read the rest

Nvidia Launches the RTX 4090D: Slight Reductions in Power and Performance

Nvidia Launches the RTX 4090D: Slight Reductions in Power and Performance

Nvidia has unveiled a new version of its popular graphics card, the RTX 4090D, after the original model was banned from being sold to China due to U.S. sanctions. Many had concerns that the 4090D would suffer significant reductions in power, cores, and frequency, but recent tests by Expreview reveal that the performance difference is only minimal, with the 4090D being just 5% slower on average.… Read the rest

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